I stayed here
Writes hits for other people and kept the best ones; this is what she kept
the numbers
- bpm
- 112
- key
- F major
- energy
- 0.70
- dance
- 0.93
- valence
- 0.61
- vocal at
- 5.2s
- length
- 2:29
- language
- En
lyrics
July left town in vans Yellow tape on the court Bike chains hung in the hall And I kept my own report Empty pool behind the school Flip-flops by the train I ate plums from a paper bag While the bus drove through the rain You wrote, “we’re gone by noon” I watched the mailbox lean The baker pulled the shutters down At six seventeen I stayed here I stayed here I stayed here I stayed here Your name on the locker door Half-rubbed by a sleeve Corn dust on the windowsill And one lost hockey leaf The market shed was locked up tight Grapes in a red crate I sat on the ferry bench Till the water turned slate Your wheels went over cobblestone Mine stayed by the wall The mint plant in the blue tin can Kept leaning through it all I stayed here I stayed here I stayed here I stayed here August came in thin white socks Past the laundromat glass One blue towel on the line And a dog running past You left with a suitcase zip I heard it through the yard I stayed to hear the tram doors close And count each card I stayed here I stayed here I stayed here I stayed here